Facilities Show 2014 Preview
Bringing energy under control with Mitsubishi Electric at Facilities Show
on Stand Q1155 at the Facilities Show (17-19 June, Excel, London). It will be highlighting its innovative, energy efficient Jet Towel hand dryer and showcasing its world class inverters which can drastically reduce the energy consumption of electric motors. Mitsubishi Electric Jet Towel was the original high speed hand dryer. Launched over twenty years ago, its current Mark 8 Version uses a fraction of the energy of conventional hot air dryers. It also sets the industry standard for bacterial control, with moisture from hands directed straight into a drain and anti-microbial surfaces. Drying time is about one-third that of other dryers, while the Jet Towel
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itsubishi Electric has a double demonstration of its expertise in energy saving
also demonstrates the long term reliability synonymous with the Mitsubishi name. Mitsubishi is a world leader in inverters, a technology that allows the electric motors driving pumps, fans, air handling equipment and other build services equipment to run at variable speeds. This means motor speed can be matched exactly to application requirements, and even a slight reduction in speed results in significant energy savings.
About Mitsubishi Jet Towel Mitsubishi Electric’s first Jet Towel was launched in 1993 and the version now available in Europe is in the eighth generation of its development. It has proved a winner with installers for its high tech elegance, with operators for its
low running
cost and reliability, and with users for its convenience,
speed, hygiene and innovative design. The Jet Towel has high environmental credentials, avoiding the use of paper towels or rolled cloth and lowering power consumption and noise levels to a fraction of alternative hot air dryers.
www.jettowel.co.uk Email:
jettowel@meuk.mee.com
UK’s leading environmental services provider makes its Show debut
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dler and Allan, the UK’s fastest growing environmental services provider to the facilities sector, is set to exhibit at the 2014 Facilities Show, taking place at London’s ExCel between 17-19 June. Located on Facilities Stand P1110, Adler and Allan will have its team of experts on-hand to talk through its Total Facilities Management (TFM) Support Service, which delivers fuel and environmental service-related projects, contracts and emergency response cover to a wide range of blue-chip organisations nationwide. Oil and Environmental FM Support Services include: • Fuel Storage M&E Services • Pollution Prevention & 24/7 Emergency Response
• Waste Management & Site Decommissioning
• Environmental Consultancy Services
• Contaminated Land & Remediation Services
• Specialist Fuel Services • Infrastructure Asset Protection Alan Scrafton, Marketing Manager for Adler and Allan said: “We offer a unique approach to our customers, combining
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both traditional and innovative solutions tailored to the demands of each project. Our client base currently includes major UK utility companies, facilities management groups, supermarket chains, distribution organisations and oil companies. Our oil and environmental work is growing rapidly with some of the top FM players in the UK, such as Carillion, MITIE, Norland, Cofely, Interserve and Atkins.”
Adler and Alan recently took its place on the BDO Profit Track 100 list, testament to how rapidly the company
is growing as a result of its ability to diversify and an increasing demand for its range of services.
In its 15th successful year, the Facilities Show offers visitors the three days of networking, education and support from all the major players within the FM industry. There’s even a Facilities Show App to download once you have registered, which includes a floor plan, seminar timetables, social networking opportunities, an exhibitor list and profiles, and lots more.
www.adlerandallan.co.uk
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